This is fun even if it was wrong, how if it is right!!!
http://alifyaa.com/meteorite/skl/index.html
It is real natural however.
Best Regards
Mohamed H. Yousef
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It is real natural you have broken with your spam of
meteorwrongs! What informations give to you your "
Institutes " where you have sent your " lunar
meteorites " ? Send a piece of this material to a
serious Institute and of secure they will laugh.
Yousef if you want sale for you at 2 tons of this
Matteo!! very strange with you,,, every time I post anything you are the
first to reply; you even reply in a minute,,, and you always repeat the same
statements!!!
how many times you said you will block me? please DO.
Also, you have TONS of every odd rock (not to say meteorite) I post. Show me
s
> every time I post anything you are the first to reply;
> you even reply in a minute,,, and you always repeat the
> same statements!!! how many times you said you will block
> me? please DO. Also, you have TONS of every odd rock (not
> to say meteorite) I post. Show me some? Ok,, I buy,, send
> me
Greetings Rand
Yes I can relate to your story. My mother has had the same dreadfull desease
for the past 13 years but she
still does everthing that she still can do to the best of her
abillities and for that I admire her to no end. It breaks my
heart to see her in this condition and I pray every da
Hi all
I have in different books and websites read both
the name Chinge and the name Chinga for the Russian meteorite.
What is the official ?
I have also read about TKW of 80 kg and well over
350 kg.
Does anyone have some official numbers
?
Sincerly
Lars Pedersen
I think Mohammed is just a hoax.
Someone is tickling the meteorite list and
using this synonym and has pleasure dong this.
As Bernd said: No broken english anymore - hmmm??
Christian
IMCA #2673
www.austromet.com
Ing. Christian ANGER
Korngasse 6
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Lars Pedersen inquired:
> I have in different books and websites read both the name
> Chinge and the name Chinga for the Russian meteorite.
> What is the official? I have also read about TKW of 80 kg
> and well over 350 kg. Does anyone have some official
> numbers?
Hello Lars and List,
According
It is too amusing to read your email with the usual
idiocy written, after tons of email sent from varied
collectors in the attempt to explain to you what is it
a meteorite. Them yours they are alone rocks and
other nothing. Actual I am curious to know than the
well-known yours Institutes say where
Hello all
For who is interested I have some copy of roman coins
- take from the original I have in my collection -
with meteorites. The examples is visible in my
collection site www.mcomemeteorite.info the end of the
site, and the copy arrive at 2 weeks, probably in
bronze or silver minted. The pr
M Yousef,
Perhaps congratulations are in order:
I know how long and hard you have been trying to get the attention of lunar
meteorite experts.
I am very pleased to tell you that you have accomplished the unexpected.
(whether by your doing or by someone else)
One of our country's leading experts in
O wellI see another famous lunar meteorite
included in the list of the meteorwrongs, the famous
Boggy Creek fakeprobably Mr.Yousef is a disciple
of Mr.Bcc.
Matteo
--- magellon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> M Yousef,
> Perhaps congratulations are in order:
> I know how long and hard
Bill Mason III wrote:
> I finally read the August 97 article by Allen Langheinrich on cutting
> Iron Meteorites, It is freighting if you don't have all the equipment But it
> is correct. [...]
Thanks for the reference. My new-ness to the field shows.
Is the text of this article availabl
Hi list and good morning. Now that I have my honolulu piece, I found that there is another hawaiian meteorite. It is palolo valley.There is only 680 grams available. So my question is, is there any available forsale?I cannot find out to much from a to z meteorite book.Also there is not to much to s
Have an idea, if Joel Schiff editor of Meteorite magazine will give
permission to let me copy and Email the "Cutting Irons" by Allen
Langheinrich to the list you'd all have it. but all this is copywrited, and
permission is necessary.
Bill Mason
- Original Message -
From: "Jamie Stephe
Hello all
BCC man have buy a important meteorite, after the
false boggy creek meteorite, now he have buy the Frass
meteorite - you remember - this is the AD put on
Rockhounders:
Title:
IMPORTANT BCC ANNOUNCEMENT
Date:
March 02, 2003
Classified_Ad
As promised, the Boggy Creek Collection of Meteo
Greetings!
MeteoriteTimes for March will be a few days late. It seems that
February only has 28 days this year and we were counting on a full 31 days!
Actually Jim and I have been racing non stop since Tucson and just wanted to
let you know that we have some great reading material and photos comi
Hi Steve !
Bad news :
One stone of 682g was in the the Geol. Dept., Univ. of Hawaii, Met. Bull.,
1967, (39), Meteoritics, 1970, 5, p.91. Analysis, olivine Fa19, B.Mason,
GCA, 1967, 31, p.1100. The specimen in the University of Hawaii has been
lost, A.L.Graham et al., Cat. Met. Software, 1992.
On
Unfortunately, because I subscribe to the digest I cannot block out M.
Yousef's rather florid proclamations to the list.
Which is a pity really. Because he is a profound waste of bandwidth - I
would rather have pop-ups advertising hard-core porn than have to see his
arrogant, know-it-all rants.
H
Ken posted:
>Well, Dr. Korotev has taken notice of at least FIVE ( there may be more) of your
>specimens . . .
Dear Ken and List:
Firstly, Ken, thanks for the links to Dr. Korotev's site; an interesting and
informative resource. "Amygdoidal basalt," no less -- not so easy to say out loud
whi
Hi again list. Just want to pass on a word update on my website.I decided to change my format a little bit. Try to add some some color to it.I deleted some old pics, and some pages.Soon I will be adding a few more pics of new specimens I will be getting in the next few weeks.So stay tune. View at
Hi Dave,
There is ONE thing else you can do, Dave. Like so many of us,
regarding a certain party we find droll at best.when you see their
email address, just hit the ol' "DELETE" key. Works every time.
Best wishes, Michael
on 3/2/03 9:35 AM, Dave Harris at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wr
Hi Michael!
...trouble is, if I hit the "delete" key when I see his name then I lose all
the communiques... y'see, I don't get individual mails, I get the digest and
I cannot control what is in the digest.
ho hum no one said life was easy...
---Original Message---
From: Michael L
Dear List, Gumby Dave;
Cheer up! Don't let Mo-stick Yo-head own your minds! Call him an
idiot, but do not let him rule your meteoritic emotions.
If we ALL never, I mean NEVER answered a few of his sickly boring
meteorwrongic bafooneries, he would probably become bored and depart
from a list th
Hi Dave,
If you turn off delivery (of the digest mode in your case) you can just check the
archive
and see any message you want without all the others. It is an easy way to effectively
unsubscribe also since it is not immediately obvious the way its set up currently.
I enjoy seeing meteorwrongs
If you build it, they will come If you ignore him.. he will go away.
Rosie
> If we ALL never, I mean NEVER answered a few of his sickly boring
> meteorwrongic bafooneries, he would probably become bored and depart
> from a list that does not respond to him.
>
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Hello members,
I just posted a few items on Ebay.
Nothing huge, but a few nice pieces to keep you interested while I update my site.
Something like appetizers.
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enjoy!
Anne Black
IMCA #2356
www.IMPACTIKA.com
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
G'day List,
Hopefully someone may be able to help me out with
this one. Does anyone know where Tatahouine ranks on the MOH Hardness scale? (Or
if it has even been tested this way?)
I was also curious with it's pronounciation. Like
so many meteorite names, you ASSUME, but are you correct?
Hi Jeff,
My "assumption" based on rudimentary francais has been
that it is pronounced something like:
ta'-tuh-ween'
with the main accent on the third syllable, and more
emphasis on the first syllable than the second. The first
"ta" rhymes with the "ca" of cat. Again, this is a guess.
The Laben
In a message dated 3/2/2003 11:45:35 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
tatar-who-ene
No R
Just TA TA OO ENE (very easy) :-)
Sorry, I don't know about the hardness.
Anne Black
IMCA #2356
www.IMPACTIKA.com
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Anne, Jeff and list
It is by no accident that Luke Skywalker lives on Tatahouine.
Lucas borrowed the name from that town because they shot the Tatahouine scenes
near there. So, I would suspect that the pronounciation in the movie would be
very close to the actual pronounciation if not ex
I thought that it could be of some interest!
Regards,
Julien
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